Anatomical studies
Levels of organization & body composition
Life functions of the body
Organ systems
Anatomy language
100
What is Gross Anatomy?

study of structures & features that are visible to the naked eye

100

Define a cell

the smallest unit of life

100

What is the purpose of this life function: Reproduction

Organisms reproduce creating subsequent generations of their own kind

100

What is the functions of the cardiovascular system

distributes cells & dissolved materials including nutrients wastes & gases

100

Define supine & prone

laying face up and laying face down

200

What is the difference between regional and surface anatomy?

surface anatomy is the study of general anatomical form and the surface's relationship to deeper anatomical structures & regional anatomy is the study of the superficial and internal features in one specific area of the body

200

name the levels of organization

chemical/molecular->cellular->tissue->organ->organ system->organism

200

Define the life function: movement

organisms produce movement: internal (transportation of food, blood & etc in the body) 

external (moving through the environment) 

200

Main function of Digestive System

process & digest food, absorb nutrients and store energy

200

Name the abdominopelvic quadrants

right upper quadrant, right lower quadrant, left upper quadrant, left lower quadrant

300

what study focuses on anatomical features that may undergo recognizable pathological changes during illness

Clinical study

300

What happens at the tissue level?

cells come together to make up tissues

300

What life function is this: organisms grow larger & become specialized to perform particular functions

Growth & Differentiation 
300
What is the function of the skeletal system
supports & protects soft tissues, stores minerals & forms blood
300
what directional term means: towards the head 

& towards the tail

cranial (cephalic) or caudal

400

What is the difference between radiographic study and cross sectional study?

Radiographic utilizes x-rays, ultrasound scans while cross-sectional utilizes computerizes tomography CT  spiral CT scans. Cross-sectional study emerged due to advances in radiographic anatomy
400

What is an anatomical structure that has multiple functions

an organ
400

Define the life function: Metabolism & excertion

Metabolism refers to all chemical operations under way in the body that provides the body with energy. Excertion removes potential harmful wastes produces by metabolic operations

400

this system eliminates excess water, salts & wastes; controls pH & regulates BP

Urinary

400

Name the 3 different type of planes

sagittal, frontal, transverse 

500

What is developmental study? Bonus 100 points for naming the study of early developmental processes

the study of changes that take place between conception and embryology

500

What biological macromolecules is the human body composed of (name the main 4)

water, proteins, lipids & carbohydrates

500

What are the different type of metabolic reactions? Bonus points if you can name their functions

Catabolism - the breakdown of complex molecules

Anabolism - synthesis of complex molecules

500

this system directs long term changes in the activities of other organ systems

Endocrine

500

name the different abdominopelvic regions starting top to bottom

right & left hypochondriac regions (middle being epigastric region) ; right & left lumbar regions (middle being umbilical region) ; right & left inguinal regions (middle being hypogastric/pubic region)

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